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WWE RAW REPORT
APRIL 21, 2025
LAS VEGAS, NEV. AT T-MOBILE ARENA
AIRED LIVE ON NETFLIX (WORLDWIDE)
REPORT BY WADE KELLER, PWTORCH EDITOR
Commentators: Michael Cole, Pat McAfee
Ring Announcer: Mark Nash
Attendance: WrestleTix reports today that 16,777 tickets were distributed as of earlier this week; arena set up for 17,831. The arena has a capacity of 20,000 spectators when configured for concerts.
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[HOUR ONE]
-They opened with a five minute video recap of WrestleMania weekend including the two main events, NXT Stand & Deliver, and ancillary fan and charity events.
-Michael Cole introduced the show. They showed arrivals at the arena including: Paul Heyman & Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch & Lyra Valkyria, The Judgment Day, and Jey Uso. Cole wondered if Seth is the latest Paul Heyman Guy, he noted Finn Balor wasn’t with The Judgment Day, and he announced a Women’s Tag Team Title rematch.
-John Cena’s ring entrance took place. He snarled and wore the belt backwards as he walked to the ring. Pyro blasted when Cena entered the ring. Cole said he broke Ric Flair’s record for the most World Title reigns of anyone in history. Cena leaned out of the ring and called ring announcer Mark Nash to join him. He handed him a slid of paper to read a statement. Nash read: “Forgive me. I have been informed my announcement has been deemed disrespectful. Ladies and gentleman, the greatest of all time, the never-seen 17, gracing Las Vegas with his presence for the final time, the last real champion, John Cena.” A “Cena!” chant rang out.
Cena held up the belt and said: “Winners write history. You are not worthy. You think that on Friday you can bully me and then I step in a ring with gold around my waist and just because you cheer, I’m supposed to forgive you? Yeah, yeah, that’s not how a functional relationship works.” He said just because they showed up in a good mood, he can still tell them to go straight to hell. He said every one of them owes him an apology, and they don’t have the courage to do it.
He said they show up with a sacred ticket and this is the event they try to take control of. He said they’ve gone soft. “We are sorry!” they chanted. McAfee said, “An olive branch from the WWE Universe.” Cena told fans at home that the chant was “We aren’t sorry!” (McAfee thought it was “We are sorry.” Cena said it was “We aren’t sorry.”) He said they are all low-lifes. He said the sorriest part is they don’t mean anything to him. Fans chanted “Asshole!” He said he may be an anus, but they are a group of idiots. He said for 25 years, they have called him so much worse. He said he has taken their best shot and always gotten back up, so what makes them think they will be the crowd that cracks him. He said their noise means nothing to him.
He pointed at the big screen that said “John Cena – 36 Dates.” He said at the beginning of the year that he’d work 36 dates and then be gone. “Time passes, guys,” he said. He listed the dates and locations of his appearances so far by memory. He said he’s down to 27 dates. “Not matches, not matches; appearances.” Fans booed. He said, “You say I can’t wrestle; I don’t have to. I can just show up and do this.” He said when the countdown reaches zero, the professional wrestling timeline stops cold. He said he is not stupid like them. He said he knows there will be another Raw and they will decide another champion, but the title held by Bruno Sammartino, Roman Reigns, C.M. Punk, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and Steve Austin “comes home with me.” (No mention of Cody.)
He said getting it was the hard part, and the rest was a cakewalk. He said he just has to keep playing them like the puppets they are. He said the best chance they had to save themselves was “Cody Rhodes.” He said they booed him on Friday and cheered him on Friday and then cheered him on Sunday and booed him on Sunday. He said the man they all put on his shoulders last year because he finished his story “now disgusts you?” He said that’s what’s wrong with this. He said Cody was flat out outclassed and outwrestled and outshined and flat-out destroyed. He said it’s time they take a bold look in the mirror. He said the truth is there is no one in WWE with the strength, speed, wisdom, or ruthless aggression of him.
He said unlike them, he has a heart. He said he’d like to do something nice for them. He told them to take out their cameras because they’d want to remember this moment. He held up the belt and said, “The last real champ is here!” Randy Orton showed up behind Cena and gave him an RKO Out of Nowhere. Orton bent over and picked up the belt and admired it.
(Keller’s Analysis: The rumored first challenger for Cena appeared to be turning into reality. It always made sense for Cena, if he won the title, to have one more match with Orton, with whom he’s had seemingly thousands of matches during their primes. With Backlash in St. Louis and both Cena and Orton being advertised, it made sense. It didn’t come across like an over-the-top positive reaction for Orton, although fans were mostly into singing his song. Cena’s promo was entertaining. I’m glad he acknowledged that their treatment of Cody with cheers and boos is part of why he resents them as it sort of covers the idea that he resents them now despite them cheering him lately before and after his heel turn. Interesting that the announcers aren’t leaning hard into Travis Scott’s role in Cody losing and Cena continues to largely ignore The Rock and the assumption many have carried throughout that he sold his soul to The Rock after Cody turned him down. That aspect of this feels more like an inconvenience they want to push aside more than something to embrace or even leave on the table to address later. During Cena’s entrance, McAfee said he’s wearing “fresh Cactus Jack / Travis Scott shoes,” but otherwise, they didn’t talk about it. No mention of The Rock being behind it at all.)
-They went briefly to Cole and McAfee at ringside. They showed a clip of Bayley backstage after being attacked, and then Raw G.M. Adam Pearce telling Lyra she had 48 hours to find a new partner. Clips aired of Becky Lynch’s return as her partner and their tag title win.
-Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez made their entrance. [c]
-They plugged Money in the Bank and showed Intuit Arena. Then they showed comedian Gabriel Iglesias, Rana Daggubati, and guys from The Pat McAfee Show at ringside. They also showed Tatum Paxley & Gigi Dolan at ringside as Cole said they’d face the winners of the following match on NXT tomorrow night. He said they won a match on the NXT Stand & Deliver Kickoff Show to earn that shot.
(1) BECKY LYNCH & LYRA VALKYRIA vs. LIV MORGAN & RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ – World Tag Team Title match
Cole said Bayley suffered a shoulder separation and muscle tear and will be out for a while. He said Liv & Raquel are complaining about people accusing them of the attack, but said no one has accused them. Lynch and Valkyria made their entrance. The bell rang 32 minutes into the hour. Valkyria and Lynch took control and landed slidekicks to Liv and Raquel at ringside. They cut to a break at 2:00. [c]
Cole touted a crowd of 19,262. The heels were in control after the break against Valkyria. Valkyria hot-tagged Lynch who went on the attack. Cole said she looked great after being gone nearly a year.
Valkyria leaped at Raquel and landed a tornado DDT. Then she lifted her for the Knight Wing and landed it. Liv put Raquel’s boot on the bottom rope. Lynch hit Liv with a Thesz Press. After some chaos, Raquel landed a big boot on Valkyria for a near fall. Raquel powerbombed Liv onto Valkyria, but Valkyria lifted her knees. Valkyria lifted Liv for a Knight Wing. Raquel tried to interfere, but Becky grabbed her boot. Valkyria knocked Raquel off the ring apron and she landed on Lynch. Liv then hit a distracted Valkyria with an Oblivion for the win.
WINNERS: Morgan & Rodriguez in 12:00 to capture the World Tag Team Titles.
-Becky eyed Valkyria afterward. She moved over to her and soaked up the loss. Becky lifted her and hugged her, but then shoved her down and threw a fit. Valkyria looked shocked and dismayed. Cole said Valkyria adored her. Lynch attacked her and rammed her head into the mat a few times. She then gave her a Manhandle Slam. “Becky, what are you doing?” Cole asked. She left, but then returned and gave her another Manhandle Slam. Fans cheered.
(Keller’s Analysis: Are we going to get Becky as a new Paul Heyman Gal?)
-Cole said WrestleMania weekend was full of backstabbings. A recap video aired of Paul Heyman’s turn on Reigns and Punk and then joining with Seth.
(Keller’s Analysis: The placement of this video package right after Becky’s turn feels potentially worth reading into.) [c]
-A video aired of highlights of WrestleMania weekend along with media headlines.
-New Day were shown backstage. Karrion Kross saw them and nodded at them. [c]
-The New Day stood mid-ring. Kofi Kingston introduced themselves as the new tag team champions. Xavier Woods told them to get down on their knees before them and raise their arms to the sky and scream out unison, “Thank god for The New Day!” He said they’re the greatest tag team ever. They said fans said they couldn’t beat The War Raiders, but they did. They were interrupted by Otis, Akira Tozawa, and Maxxinne Dupri.
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[HOUR TWO]
Maxxinne said they beat them in a minute the last time they wrestled, so The New Day should put their money where their mouths are and defend their titles “right here, right now.” Xavier asked if that’s what Las Vegas wants. Fans cheered. Xavier said, “No!” She called them Minute Men and asked if they’re scared. Kingston said they’re not scared and they agreed to the match and called for a ref.
As the ref was about to call for the bell, music interrupted and then Rusev’s logo appeared on the screen. Fans popped. “We knew it was a matter of time!” Cole exclaimed. “Rusev is back!” He made his way to the ring as Maxxinne looked terrified. He said it’s been more than five years since Rusev has been seen in WWE. New Day fled. Rusev beat up Otis and Tozawa. Tozawa leaped off the top rope. Rusev caught him and delivered a fallaway slam. Otis then eyed him. Rusev kicked him twice and pounded his chest. He put Rusev in the Accolade mid-ring. Fans chanted “Rusev Day!” McAfee said the entire company has been put on notice. Cole said, “Monday Night Raw is more dangerous than ever.”
(Keller’s Analysis: I was already wondering if Rusev might join a new Heyman faction called The Dangerous Alliance with Seth and perhaps Becky, and then Cole said that line about Raw being more dangerous than ever. Hmmm.)
-They went back to The Judgment Day, sans Balor, celebrating Dominik’s win. Balor walked in and gave Dom a death stare. Liv, breathing heavily and nervously, pitched to Balor that they’re all in it together. Balor smiled and said what happens in Vegas stayed in Vegas. Liv laughed with relief. Balor said he’d be out there with him tonight. Carlito told Balor it feels like they have titles, right. Carlito was in pain and turned to leave.
-Iyo Sky made her entrance. [c]
-WWE revealed Survivor Series will take place at Petco Park in San Diego, Calif. on Nov. 29. That’s an outdoor baseball stadium.
-Sky stood mid-ring and said WrestleMania Sunday was the best night of her career. She said her win means she’s the best and now they won’t ever forget her. Fans chanted, “You deserve it!” Stephanie Vaquer made her entrance. She congratulated Sky, then introduced herself as the NXT Champion. Sky applauded. A “La Premiera!” chant broke out for Valkyria. She said she wants to fight the best and challenged her to a match. Sky agreed and offered to do it “right here, right now.”
Pearce came out and confirmed they both wanted the match, then booked it.
(2) IYO SKY vs. STEPHANIE VAQUER – Champion vs. Champion non-title match
The bell rang 17 minutes into the hour. Fans chanted, “This is awesome!” Cole noted Vaquer will defend against Roxanne Perez tomorrow night. After back and forth action including a leap off the barricade by Vaquer with a bodypress on Sky, they cut to an early break. [c]
They continued to battle as fans chanted “This is awesome!” McAfee had trouble pronouncing Vaquer’s name (shame!) and Cole said, “It’s been a long week” and helped McAfee with the pronunciation (what a swell gesture).
At 13:00, both were down and slow to get up. Fans chanted, “Fight forever!” Sky delivered a leaping Spanish Fly off the top rope and it seemed she barely cleared landing on her face (although I feel that way about that move almost always). Cole said it’s been an unbelievably even match-up. McAfee called it a classic. Perez charged into the ring and attacked Sky.
WINNER: No contest in 14:00. (No official decision was announced.)
-Giulia entered and joined Perez in attacking Sky and Vaquer. Rhea Ripley’s music played. She charged out and knocked Perez out of the ring with a headbutt. She turned to see Giulia. McAfee noted Ripley had a black eye. They circled each other. Cole said it’d be “an interesting match-up down the road.” Giulia left and fans booed. Ripley picked up the belt and handed it to Sky. Cole said she said something to the effect of “I’m coming for that.” Sky’s music played as she clutched her belt and smiled. Cole said Sky is on top of the world.
(Keller’s Analysis: Sky has suddenly become among the most universally adored babyfaces in WWE. She’s as pure as the fallen snow in terms of her character and excellent in the ring, and fans are totally into it. Fans popped for Ripley coming out, but when they wrestle one-on-one, every indication is fans are going to be on Sky’s side. They’re doing a lot of crossover promotion for tomorrow night’s NXT show and introducing some NXT wrestlers to the fans who only watch Raw and Smackdown at the same time to tease future matches.)
-They showed Punk walking backstage with a red hoodie. He was snarling. [c]
-A music video hyped Jey Uso career and title win with highlights of his weekend through his title win.
(Keller’s Analysis: A tremendous video. Just superbly done.)
-Jey Uso made his entrance through the crowd to celebrate his World Title win over Gunther on Saturday. Cole said no one gave Jey a chance, “especially Gunther.” He said Gunther for the second year in a row at WrestleMania lost to a massive underdog. Cole said Gunther has to be hearing the whispers that he can’t win the big one on the big stage. Fans chanted “One more time!” Jey set the belt down. The music restarted and Jey played to the crowd some more. “That felt good!” said Cole. Jey wore a t-shirt that said: “World Heavy-Yeet Champion.”
Jey finally spoke: “The World Heavyweight Champion is now in your city! Yeet!” He said it was a long, hard road. He said he gave it all he had to beat Gunther. “And I made him tap!” he said emphatically. Fans chanted, “He tapped out!” He said he is grateful to finally have that on his shoulder. He said he’ll show up every day and put the work in “like I always have.” He asked if they’re excited to see him as champ, say “Yeet!” Sami Zayn’s music then played.
Sami came out soaking up the situation. McAfee said Sami put in a great performance at the WrestleMania Roast. Jey looked a bit miffed that Sami interrupted his moment. Sami stood on the top rope and soaked up fans singing his song. Jey looked more than miffed at this point. His face turned to curiosity mixed with resentment. He glared at Sami when the music stopped. Sami moved in for a hug. Jey seemed relieved, but still a bit on edge. Fans chanted, “Sami Uso!”
Sami said he has so much to say, he doesn’t know where to begin. He said it was tough not being there after all Jey was going through with Gunther. He said it was hard on him. He said it was also hard on him missing WrestleMania. He said they are both game day players who don’t do well on the sidelines. He said he almost didn’t come to Las Vegas at all, “but I had to.” He said he had to because he had to make sure that he was the first one to stand in the ring across from him and look him in the eye man-to-man with that title on his shoulder and tell him how proud he is of him. “You’re my brother, you’re my dog, you’re my Uce, I love you, I am proud of you, and you deserve that,” he said. He said everyone in the arena knows he deserves it. Fans cheered. Jey still seemed a little on edge. A “You deserve it!” chant rang out.
Sami said he didn’t want to get all sentimental. He said he wanted to celebrate. “So hit his music!” he said. Jey smiled and hugged Sami and started to play to the crowd in one corner on the second rope. Sami stood in another corner and joined in. Sami hopped down and waited for Jey to step down, although it looked like he could be thinking of attacking him. Instead, Jey turned around and they hugged. Jimmy Uso then came out. Jimmy hugged Jey. Sami, Jey, and Jimmy danced to the back.
(Keller’s Analysis: I loved this segment. The tension in the room was there throughout, but everything turned out okay – for now. Jey’s expressions and then the body language by Sami at the end all played into any long-time pro wrestling fans’ sense of something ominous potentially happening. With Becky’s turn, it was better not happening. That doesn’t mean I’m not imagining Sami, Rusev, and Becky joining Heyman and Seth in a new Dangerous Alliance because of how this was played.)
[HOUR THREE]
-They cut to Cole and McAfee standing at ringside for more plugs. They showed record producer Metro Boomin, Chelsea Gray & Kiah Stokes from the WNBA, and Chase Briscoe from “Full Speed” on Netflix at ringside.
-An interview from last night aired with Logan Paul and Cathy Kelley. She asked if he could have done it without his manager or Karrion Kross. Logan asked for the next question because all that mattered is he won. He said the company knows he’s the best and the future. He said he’ll answer any call and can’t wait to continue his WrestleMania winning streak.
-Jackie Redmond interviewed A.J. Styles backstage. He said it hurts that he lost. He said he’ll be okay. He said part of being phenomenal is bouncing back. Karrion Kross barged in with Scarlett. He said by losing to Logan, he’s legitimized Logan. Styles said he hated who he used to see in the mirror and he’s never going back. He said had he taken those brass knuckles, it would have meant nothing beating Logan. He said if Karrion wants to be angry at the world, “go solve that problem yourself.” Styles walked away. Kross said, “Maybe I will.”
-They went to Cole and McAfee at ringside. Cole plugged “WWE: Unreal.” He said the drama is just as intense backstage as it is on stage. A clip aired of Triple H saying they’re going to lift the curtain.
-They showed Dominik Mysterio backstage wearing the IC Title. Cole said his first title defense would be next against Penta. [c]
-After the break, Gunther was leaning on the announce desk yelling at Cole and McAfee. Cole asked why he was upset at them. Cole stood and said he’s out there doing his job. “I’m not the one who tapped out,” he said. McAfee stood. Gunther shoved McAfee hard. Gunther then put Cole in a sleeper. McAfee hit Gunther with a flying forearm. Gunther dropped Cole and eyed McAfee. Pearce ran out and grabbed Gunther. Other official tried to hold him back. Gunther broke through and put McAfee in a sleeper. Officials tried to pry Gunther off of McAfee. Pearce yelled, “Let him go!” McAfee’s crew in the front row tried to come to McAfee’s aid, but were held back. Gunther finally released his grip and left. Cole, Petey Williams, and Shane Helms checked on Cole. Fans loudly chanted, “You tapped out!” McAfee stood and hacked as he tried to regain his bearings. Fans chanted, “McAfee!” McAfee was aided to the back and fans cheered.
(Keller’s Analysis: Please don’t book a McAfee vs. Gunther match. I mean, fans would be into it, so it’s not the worst idea in that sense, but Gunther should just destroy him and any selling by Gunther for McAfee wouldn’t be credible at all.) [c]
-A commercial aired for WWE Takeover Perth in Australia this October.
(Keller’s Analysis: They’re using “Takeover” now as a term for a multi-date long weekend of WWE events in a single market.)
-Joe Tessitore took over announcing as they replayed what happened with McAfee and Cole earlier. He called it disgusting and unacceptable.
-They cut backstage to McAfee drinking water and trying to recover. He hacked and spit and was still red in the face from the sleeper. Cole was right next to him. McAfee’s crew went into a room with him. Pearce told them to give him water. Cole asked how they can do their jobs if they can’t have opinions and have fun. He said he won’t let a bully not let him do his job. He turned back to the ring. Pearce said, “Good for him.” Fans chanted, “Michael Cole!” Tessitore, in casual wear, took a seat at ringside. (I love the touch of Tessitore not in his usual on-air attire, selling the idea that this wasn’t planned.) Fans sang “Michael Cole” as he returned to ringside.
(3) DOMINIK MYSTERIO vs. PENTA – Intercontinental Title match
Cole said they can’t be bullied into not doing their jobs and said they’re allowed to have opinions. The bell rang 25 minutes into the hour. Cole said Cena said on The Pat McAfee Show this morning that he believes that Dom might have a better career than Rey by the time his career is over. Penta landed a top rope crossbody press and then a running flip dive over the top rope onto Dom at ringside. They cut to a break at 1:00. [c]
Back from the break, Penta was on the attack. Penta countered a rally by Dom with a Mexican Destroyer. Dom rolled to ringside. Balor went over to check on him. Penta leaped off the ring apron with a sloppy huracanrana on Balor. Penta threw Dom back into the ring. J.D. McDonagh showed up and shoved Penta off the top rope. Dom then hit a 619 followed by a frog splash for the win.
Dom celebrated with McDonagh and Carlito in the ring. Tessitore noted McDonagh had been out injured until this return. Balor was shown observing at ringside. Liv and Raquel joined Dom and his cohorts. It was clear Balor didn’t know McDonagh was back.
WINNER: Dom in 7:00 to retain the Intercontinental Title.
-Tessitore gave an impassioned statement about how they are protected in doing their jobs and to serve the fans and give their opinions and fully document the events on their terms no matter how much that bothers Gunther. They pivoted to a video recap of what happened with El Grande Americano. [c]
-Seth Rollins made his ring entrance with Paul Heyman. Seth was wearing a gaudy bright yellow outfit in line with his recent attire. Cole said there’s a lot he’d like to say about Rollins and Heyman, but he’s going to keep his thoughts to himself. (This feels like a totally unintentional political statement in favor of unencumbered freedom of the press, even if it upset a Mad King. I doubt that’s the intent given the clear indications of the political allegiances of so many key players in this story both on-air and off-air.) Heyman smiled as fans sang Seth’s song. Tessitore noted that Seth said the winner of Saturday’s match would control the industry for years to come.
(Keller’s Analysis: If you were hoping for Seth to change his look and mannerisms and dump the sing-along entrance theme to establish a new character, so far you’re disappointed.)
Some fans chanted, “Thank you, Seth!” A louder “C.M. Punk!” chant started. Heyman handed Seth a mic when Seth held his hand out. An “OTC!” chant briefly started. Fans chanted, “F— you, Heyman.” It was muted a few times, but then they stopped muting it. Seth said he is a visionary and revolutionary. He said he took a wiseman from Roman Reigns and stole C.M. Punk’s best friend. He said he is the winner of the main event of WrestleMania. Punk’s music interrupted.
Punk made his way out as Heyman looked at Seth with intense bug-eyes. Punk marched out, taping his right hand. He went after Seth. They began swinging wildly. Punk got the better Seth, stomping away at him in the corner. Punk turned and eyed Heyman. Cole said Heyman better roll out of the ring. Fans chanted, “You f—ed up!” He shoved Heyman into the corner. Seth yanked Punk away with an eye gouge from behind and then a stomp. Another “OTC!” chant rang out. “We Want Roman!” chanted fans. The producer credit appeared on the screen along with the Raw logo. Heyman said, “We are going to conclude the weekend of WrestleMania 41 by propelling the news all the way to WrestleMania 42. There is a new reigning, defending, undisputed number one top star in this entire industry. Ladies and gentleman, Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins!” He dropped the mic.
Reigns’s music played. Seth threw Punk out of the ring. Reigns made his way out. Cole said he was another man who was betrayed and stabbed in the back. He charged into the ring and speared Seth. He let out a roar and then turned to Heyman. He then gave Heyman a Superman Punch. He tore off his t-shirt. “The Wiseman isn’t so wise now, is he?” exclaimed Tessitore. Reigns set up a spear. Instead, Bron Breakker speared Reigns. Seth stood and looked at Breakker.
Punk re-entered the ring and Breakker speared him. Punk embraced Breakker and laughed. Heyman stood with Breakker and Seth. Breakker dropped to ringside. Reigns gave Breakker a Superman Punch. Breakker charged around the ring and speared Reigns through the ringside barricade. Seth yelled for Breakker to throw Reigns into the ring. “Paul Heyman has apparently changed the game again,” said Cole. Seth gave Punk a stomp as Breakker held Reigns in place for a stomp. Cole said Breakker is “the next Paul Heyman guy.”
(Keller’s Analysis: As I talked about on last night’s VIP Post-WrestleMania Roundtable podcast, I didn’t expect Heyman and Seth to be alone. It’s clear that at least Breakker is part of a new Heyman faction. As I talked about on the VIP-exclusive Wade Keller Hotline earlier today, this was not going to be a tame post-Mania episode of Raw and big things were in store for viewers.)
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